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quick meteor
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where did you get this code?

vagrant otter
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ive made it

quick meteor
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but you're "new to python"?

vagrant otter
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ive learned most of it but asked chat how to fix my mistakes

quick meteor
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plus, i doubt anyone will help you "fix your code" in a 3k+ lines file

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what exactly do you need help with?

vagrant otter
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theres an issue with use of tk and pyside6

arctic robin
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api_key = "nQmDbNpA6NPm7acxV5eG692GrOBB8Wns" You really should get a new api key now.

quick meteor
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that aswell

quick meteor
vagrant otter
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i have issue where it freaks out when using both tk and pyside6

quick meteor
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still doesnt describe the issue

arctic robin
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Why do you want to use both tk and Pyside6? Do you have a specific use cases where you need to use 2 gui libs?

quick meteor
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vagrant otter
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ive coded it in tk i added pyside6 for notifications and the overlay sys

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theres an issue where i cant fully shutdown the app nor its proccesses

quick meteor
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and which part of your code is that?

vagrant otter
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look for on_exit forcequit if sc not running

quick meteor
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listen, im not gonna download your file and debug it for you

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provide the related code in question

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